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THE WEEK IN PHOTOS

By CURE International

January 30^th, 2020

CURE Malawi

Photos by Alexis Gilmore

Emmanuel loves posing for the camera.

This baby and his mama show off their smiles for us.

Volunteer, Joey Paturzo, escorts some of his favorite patients out the door upon discharge.

Operating room nurse, Ellen prays with Triphonia before surgery.

CURE Niger

Photos by Joel Witwer

Zahara colors inside the play van in our playground.

Social worker Balki comforts a patient after surgery.

The CURE Niger surgical team operates on a patient.

CURE Philippines

Photos by Hope Kim Pranza and Ella Marielle Abadesco

Brenton Brown Band visited the Tebow CURE Hospital.

Monday chapel worship with CURE Philippines staff led by Brenton Brown Band.

Patient Ministry Coordinator celebrates with Emmanuel's mother after her son's successful surgery.

The Brenton Brown Band and CUREkid Roselle sharing a silly moment.

CURE Uganda

Photos by Abby Watrous

Baby Sarah laughs with her mom while she waits for surgery.

Baby M gets cuddles from her mama as she recovers from surgery.

Baby K recovers from surgery to treat her hydrocephalus.

CURE Zambia

Photos by Chaanga Mungalu

Dr. Moyo excitingly greets Loveness during a ward round.

Executive Director Steve received wheelchairs and crutches from Zambia's first lady's organization, The Esther Lungu Foundation Turst, through the Hydrocephalus and Spina Bifida Association of Zambia.

Dr. Maweja and Luka doing a dressing of a cast in the operating room.

Pastor Harold teaching about the CURE mission to co-workers in the chapel.

Evans reading in the chapel.

CURE Kenya

Photos by Elvis Lemaiyan

Shalyne is dressing her doll to keep her warm.

Peterson is being shy with us today.

Gabriel and his mom waiting at the clinic this week.

Mother and daughter passing the time by coloring together.

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